Human papillomavirus or HPV

What is human papillomavirus? Human papillomaviruses, or HPV for short, are a group of non-enveloped DNA viruses that specifically infect human epithelial cells. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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[@paulinepetra946]

Most of us don't know about this infection untill we contract it 😔

[@David-wd5tf]

🤨🧐I just found out warts are so to HPV sexual virus but I had warts as a 10 year old😅WTH was I doing as a child 🧒 😒

[@ehfinell7334]

im hpv, dont let me in

[@trevorthecbdreviewer8056]

I hope and pray to God I dont die over a girl giving me this Years ago when I was very young

[@lanfaye5824]

I’m 27 and I just received my routine Pap smear test. I have CIN1 HPV. I was shocked to find myself to be positive with HPV

[@ericnelson6214]

I have hpv right now wish me luck

[@atlas6270]

I got my first vaccine for HPV a few months ago and now I understand why I needed more clearly now! Thank you!

[@fluffy2faded]

Im HpV dOnT lEt Me In

[@gabrielkevinkimseo7774]

really helpful but guy erases the board even faster than my professor somehow. XD

[@rowanhill8463]

I used this video for a lot of background reading for a "high risk" HPV and Cervical cancer essay at for uni. Does anyone know how to reference it? We use Harvard referencing.

[@panchitogomez8280]

Thanks for the video guys, just a question isn’t wart a type of lesion?

[@nadiabehlouli2403]

Great lecture. Thank you

[@monirayusuf30]

Thank you

[@karldenveroyando5581]

Thank you.

[@ferdousimedistudy651]

It helps me a lot.Thanks

[@cattymed4419]

Thanks for the lecture

[@vinguiali]

Thank you for your videos, this one was particularely good ;)

[@neeleshpatel2013]

Thank you so much

[@abdulsattarsliti4417]

thanks a lot dear

[@hishamsalim9300]

Thanks for the lecture. I was just looking for CIN. May God bless you 😊